IntroductionThe liver is the largest gland in the body and is located in the upper right part of the abdominal cavity, below the diaphragm. Liver extensively covered by ribs. The liver is divided into two main parts, right and left. The upper surface is convex and located below the diaphragm; the lower surface is flat and has depressions and transverse cracks. Liver segmented into four parts (right, left, caudate and quadrate). And each fissure or lobe is made up of lobules. These are multifaceted lobules (many of them) and are made up of cube-shaped liver cells and branches of blood vessels tied together by a healing network. The liver has two types of blood preparations, namely that which comes through the arteries and through the hepatic vertical port. Structure of the HeartLiver cells are multifaceted, stuffed cells. Blastula cells contain large amounts of enzymes. These cells form a mass of rough hexagonal liver lobules approximately one millimeter in diameter and separated from each other by connective tissue containing branches of blood vessels that explore the heart.Liver functionAssociated liver...